Just bought some frags and b4 dipping them i inspect them just to be safe... While lookin i saw some thing moveing slowly looks like a nudi its body is white and has ver small specks of brown on it.....safe or not...????????? Thanx
Need id on this nudi safe or not
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- Amityville
A picture is worth a thousand words
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- BUSHWICK BROOKLYN
better safe than sorry...
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- Staten Island
sounds like a flat worm to me..either way its not good,even if it was a nudi all nudis eat coral
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- Amityville
All nudis do not eat coral many can not be kept due to lack of knowledge in their eating habits and will die of starvation.
But I have to agree if you have no idea what it is take it out.
If you really want to know what it is this site may help http://www.nudipixel.net/identification/
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- Staten Island
So I guess the documentary on the discover channel I watched for like 2 hours all about nudis was incorrect? Thanks for the clarification.
what about montipora eatting nudis i know they eat corals had them lost all my montipora too them:type:
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- Amityville
There is a big difference in " All nudis eat coral" and "Some nudis eat coral"
It is a fact that some Nudis only eat other Nudis, some only eat sponges, some eat nothing but flatworms and some eat only anemones. The statement all nudis eat coral is false thats all I'm saying.
It is a fact that some Nudis only eat other Nudis, some only eat sponges, some eat nothing but flatworms and some eat only anemones. The statement all nudis eat coral is false thats all I'm saying.
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